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Swedish incoming government announces future plans

17-10-2022

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Leader of the Moderate party Ulf Kristersson poses at the press conference on the formation of a coalition government at the Parliament press office in Stockholm. Photo AFP, Jonas Ekstromer

Sweden will soon get a new government. The incoming coalition announced their plans for the future on a press conference on Friday. The plans include stricter migration policies and a keeping a closer eye on schools with a Muslim profile.

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